O‘ahu Where To Eat
Find us at the bar at the Kaimana Beach Hotel.
After nearly a decade, The Crouching Lion in Ka‘a‘awa reopens with a renewed spirit and plenty of style.
The island is dotted with iconic institutions—all with signature dishes.
Kaimana Beach Hotel keeps its celebrated restaurant pono and ʻono with weekly cultural events and delicious food.
Celebrate Lunar New Year with tips from a local foodie expert.
Who doesn’t love a drink discount?
The popular green tea is on menus everywhere, but these cafés are serving next-level matcha drinks.
Yours Truly at the AC Hotel in downtown Honolulu has a storied past and clever ordering system.
For 30 years, this eatery on Kapahulu has been a favorite among locals and visitors—and it lives up to the hype.
These Honolulu spots are perfect for a holiday celebration.
And a brief history on this tiki cocktail commonly associated with the Islands.
We go bananas for mangoes here in Hawai‘i.
From malasadas to poi glazed doughnuts, these Oʻahu bakeries topped the list in our 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards.
At $60 per person, it’s affordable, too.
Hala Tree Café opened in Kaʻaʻawa with locally grown coffee, housemade pastries and tasty toasts.
Aug. 2 is International Beer Day, a globally recognized day to celebrate brews, brewers and breweries everywhere. As if we needed an excuse.
Hop aboard the newest bingsu trend and check out our four favorite spots on O‘ahu to try this delicious Korean shave ice dessert.
Put these local favorites on your list of places to eat en route to the North Shore.
Frozen drinks, tasty bites and relaxing vibes await poolside inside these happening Honolulu hotels.
Get into the island spirit with these cravable coconut-based treats.
Here’s a list of must-try restaurants that serve authentic Hawaiian food on Oʻahu, according to our 2024 Readers‘ Choice Awards.
Cool off with one of Hawaiʻi’s sweetest signature treats at these top five spots, voted best shave ice on Oʻahu in our 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards
Choco leʻa, a chocolate boutique on Oʻahu, launched a hands-on tour where you can make your own chocolate treats.
On O‘ahu’s Windward side, generations have grown up on Times’ fried rice, hamburger steak and banana pancakes.